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"A Delafield woman died in a house fire in August and Thursday, the Waukesha County district attorney said no criminal charges will be filed.Sarah Brucker, 36, died of smoke inhalation when her home went up in flames in August.Brucker was the former owner of Blush Beauty Boutique in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward.In a letter released Thursday, Waukesha County District Attorney Brad Schimel wrote, \"There is no evidence it was intentionally set, and there was no sign of an accelerant.\"Schimel said about 25 minutes after Brucker got home from dinner with her boyfriend the night of the fire, the entire building was engulfed.A search warrant stated she had sent him a text message minutes before the fire started, saying, \"Hurry. Please hurry up.\"Brucker's blood-alcohol content was near 0.28 percent at the time of her death.\"She probably panicked. She probably had difficulty making decisions in such a difficult environment. Combine that with being impaired, and that's what probably caused her not to be able to get out,\" Schimel said.But how the fire started still remains a mystery.State fire investigators have not been able to identify the area where flames broke out, which Schimel said is unusual.Even without these answers, Schimel said the family is ready to move on.\"I'm sure for the family there is a sense of relief that the answer is that this is just a terrible tragedy,\" Schimel said.Brucker left behind two young children who were with their father the night of the fire."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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